Eksegese som kontaktsport: Det Gamle Testamente i 2020’erne
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7146/dtt.v85i3-4.135215Keywords:
Hebrew Bible, History of Research, Material Religion, Ecological Exegesis, Global ExegesisAbstract
This article makes an assessment of Hebrew Bible studies in the current decade of the 2020s. It points to four defining areas for Hebrew Bible research in the coming years. These four areas are the body, climate and ecology, the non-Western world, and the ever-increasing fluidity of the boundaries of the field.
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